Rates of Advertising in the Dillon Examiner 1912
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates dated Wednesday January 3 1912. Local notices price per line for first insertion with 15 cents for subsequent insertions. Business notices cheaper per line for first insertion and subsequent insertions. Standing ads rates available on request. Funeral notices poetry and card of thanks priced per line. Church festivals dances suppers and similar notices with admission fees charged priced at five cents per line. Obituary poetry offered at a line rate.
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Examiner
Dillon Examiner
Train schedule fragment reads like an old timetable
Readable parts show lines for West Bound No 1 North Bound No 3 and South Bound No 4 with times around 4 05 p m and 2 05 a m plus unclear ciphers from a clipped timetable. Entities include train directions numbered routes and several illegible characters.
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North Bound
East Bound
South Bound
Dillon News In Briefs North of the County Line
Dillon notes report local visits by J. L. Price of Dell and Dr. Rathbone in Dillon Butte and Twin Bridges travelers Henry Thompson and Mrs Selway. A public sale, hay and pasture, and several property and car trades are listed along with recent deaths and a Chinese opium case verdict in the city court.
Notes from the Breezes in Dillon and nearby towns
Local notes recount visits and holiday gatherings including TJ Murray and peers, college students home for Christmas, and a Christmas party hosted by Mrs. McCaleb with performers. Subscriptions raised by Wisdom boys, a 28 by 40 frame barn built for Big Hole Stage Co, and upcoming grade ex aminations in Lima and Dillon with Margaret Ross announcing.
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Will Knudson
Ralston
Big Hole Stage Co
Community Notes From Bannack to Wisdom
Twenty years on. Harmony club gathers at Governor White’s home. Fidel Huber attends Bertha Klemm funeral in Ogden. District court clerk reports county cases: Civil 72, Criminal 28. Essay on Uniform Course of Study read before State Teachers Association at Bozeman. City Marshal McIntosh moves on opium dens with deputies McKinney and Stone. one den found with gambling and opium. Dr. Sweet builds a new home in Flathead. Big Hole basin couple relocate. Two large hay-fed beef cattle shown in Washington meat market, one bought by Frank Walker. Wisdom church festive Christmas Eve scene with Prof. Dean decor, evergreen displays, and children’s performances. Dorothy and Ilma Stephens, Nellie Wampler, and Miss Rees shine in cantata Santa Claus Substitute. Santa’s wife and Granny roles noted. Rev. Rees and Sandman figures highlighted.
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McIntosh
Theo McKinney
Fred J. Stone
Chinatown
Washington
Butte
Big Hole
Frank Walker
Wisdom Church
Dean
Charlie Franagis
Bailiwick
Dorothy
Ilma Stephens
Bristow
Flaherty
Nellie Wampler
Nell
Santa Claus
Granny
G. A. Williams
Rev. Rees
Santa
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Oregon
France
Dr. Walker
Metlen Block
J. L. Price
Dell
Graeter Grocery Co
Beaverhead County
Sam Haines
Twin Bridges
Dillon
Jack Barrett
Horse Prairie
Mrs.Thos. Flynn
Henry Thompson
Tattersall’s
E. C. Selway
J.C. Ferguson
Willis
D. A. McDaniel
R. E. Foster’s
Frank Rife
Medicine Lodge
John Teer
Butte Hotel
Smoky City
Jaiss Belle Eldrikson
F. H. Bimrose
Mrs
Will Tash
Mr. Tash
Grasshopper
Order of the Eastern Star
French Bros
Senator
Tooley
Dot
Lima
Florence Goodson
Felshaw
Livingston
George RR. Featherly
Dillon Novelty Works
Mr. Featherly
Buick
Earl Carruthers
Portland
Virginia
Helen Bulger
Burlington
Iowa
W. W. Carpenter
Armstead
Thos. Flynn
Blacktail
Montana Auto Supply Company
Po-tau-feu
Edna Rheinhart
Missoula
Cora Owsley
Helena
Mrs. Owsley
H. F. Best
Old State Bank
Bannack and
Montana Streets
Terry Browning
Ogden
Utah
T. IX. Bimrose
Havre
Dr. F. H. Bimrose
Carl H. Sira
Brenners
C. E. Brackett
Jackson
Forestry Civil Service
Yakima Valley
Toppenish Nursery C
Toppenish
Wash
A. Northrup
John Tritt
Tacoma
Paul Stahl
Cadillac
Wright
Denver
Tribune
Edgar Preston
New Jersey
Joe Butala
Mont
T. D. Olmsted
Chile
Ohio
J. E. Monroe
Goodson and
Felschen
Tuechre
Anna Hart
Mrs. Hart
Miss Beulah,Provost
Palace Clothing
Palace
Golden Rule
Glendale Street
Sol Brinig
Brinig
Maude FE. Ritchie
Monida
Ritchie
Daniel Ritchie
Pearl Harder
Olive Dingler
J. A
John
George W
Hutchinson
Kansas
Bond
Quong Lee Company
Ed Norris
Emmett Callahan
TJ. Murray
Allen Plimpton
Dick Feiten
J. P. Loss
Pearl Neidt
Gladys Zorn
Dagmar Holmen
Montana College At
Deer Lodge
Cowperthwaite
J. Scott
BR. A. Risley
J. Murray
Hugh L. MecCaleb
McCaleb
Rife Street
W. C. Orr
O. M. Best
J. H. Monroe
Will Pendergast
Bowen
Mrs. Ames
Grasshopper Country
B. B. Lawrence
Misicanige
Pioneer District
Pioneer Gold Mining & Milling Co
Margaret Ross
Wm. Roe
Bannack
The
Harmony Club
B. F. White
Fidel Huber
Bertha Klemm
A. L. Stone
Associaton
Bozeman
Dixon
Dr. Sweet
Flathead
Big Hole Basin
Tribune Book
Monarch
Monarch Preserves
Diamond W Coffee
Rose
Olmsted-Stevenson CO
Robt, Morton
G. T. Paul
Merde
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